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Envisioned by South African artists, each of the eight models in our series reflects the vibrant pulse of the African landscape, adorned with motifs that pay homage to its majestic wildlife. Discover a piece that resonates with your essence:
Your passion for art makes a difference every day. Today, we're excited to share a special message from our artists themselves. In the following video, they express their heartfelt gratitude for your support.
The story of one of Africa’s most renowned sculptors, Thabo Mbhele, begins in Lesotho. Introduced to ceramic art by his cousin, Bennet Zondo—one of Africa’s leading sculptors—Thabo’s early training laid the foundation for a remarkable artistic journey.
Working from Wiseman Ceramics studio, Thabo’s sculpting, combined with Wiseman’s masterful painting, produces truly breathtaking creations. His work embodies the perfect harmony of form, craftsmanship, and tradition, earning him global acclaim.
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Ed Pascoe started in the art and antique business in 1970 with a discerning eye and penchant for discovering hidden talent and quality craftsmanship.
Larger pieces of ceramic art are carefully brought into your home or office, unpacked, inspected, and placed in the location of your choice.
Pascoe Gallery presents an unprecedented collection of African ceramic art at Booth 2925.
Dive deep into the mesmerizing world of African ceramic art, as Pascoe Gallery proudly returns to The Palm Beach Show. Set amidst the sun-kissed landscapes and luxurious ambiance of Palm Beach, this is a golden opportunity to indulge in the sophistication of the season. While winter unfolds elsewhere, immerse yourself in a tropical haven of art, luxury, and cultural richness.
Wiseman Ndlovu, a self-taught artist, discovered his love for art early on and nurtured this passion, drawing inspiration from the picturesque landscapes and vibrant culture of his village. He utilized ceramics as his canvas while working at Ardmore Ceramics, developing a distinctive painting approach that beautifully marries realism with the vivid hues of the African continent.
